skyhuck
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Everything posted by skyhuck
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You must have a bloody good memory mate!!
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In all honesty I'm surprised the anti-vacsers haven't been on telling us "it was the jab that done it!"
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For sure, I'm buying my calendars a month at a time 😞
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Do you mean "abuse"?
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I'm 52......... makes you think...... RIP Shane 😢
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He nails it there, people can believe incredible things if "they want to believe", religion, anti-vac's and all the other crazy stuff we see all around us today.
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Presumably it's a Russian dish, so you use the Russian Kiev, where as the Ukrainians say Kyiv.
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Bang on!!!
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Not necessarily. A council was found liable for damage caused by a failed TPO'd tree, where they had refused an application to fell.
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Cattle are unpredictable, particularly when first let out in spring. We live in a beef raising area, a local farmer with decades of experience was trampled by his own stock and has expressed that it would have been better if they had finished him off.
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Really? How often will it happen? once every 5 year, maybe longer. I'm not sure I'd be the selfish one in this situation. I think some people need to get a life.
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I don't agree with this. Why is one day any different from another? As populations rise everyone taking the same day for R&R is going to be a big problem. Places of recreation and relaxation are going to be busier and busier. I'd much sooner go on a quieter day. One day is much like another to me. I'm more interested in working when the weather is good, than a specific day based on some antiquated religious tradition. I have no interest in working 7 days per week, but I will chose which days I work and which I don't.
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Is a "Flu liner" similar to a "Covid conduit"?
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Is it safe to to remove these leylandii
skyhuck replied to alankearn's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Not if they are clipped several times a year. I remember many years ago I was asked to remove a large Laylandii, it was over 65ft tall and the trunk was about 2ft in diameter. It was the last tree in a hedge. The hedge was about 8ft tall, 2ft deep and the sides were like the felt on a billiard table. The guy cut it several times a year. The trunks on the hedge were about 4 or 5 inches. He had planted it 25+ years ago and had decided to leave the last tree un-clipped, just to see how it would do. Nothing wrong with Laylandii as a hedge, just need to be properly maintained. -
Were you listening to Buddy Holly?
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Have you actually looked at many?
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Yes, very good, I guess that is also a sign that we are warming.
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Brilliant!!🤣
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Yes, mostly in hardwoods. IMO, most barbers chairs are caused by too small a gob. I can't really see how a large gob would lead to BC ?
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Are moving back into a house?
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Good climbers are aways in demand.
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Struggling to find labour? Time to buck up?
skyhuck replied to mattalway's topic in Business Management
Thing is I charge for it, even if I don't use it. -
Struggling to find labour? Time to buck up?
skyhuck replied to mattalway's topic in Business Management
IME, if you have been going long enough and do a good job, you can make good money. I no longer advertise at all, but get offered far more work than I can possible do. -
Thats the clients drone, checking progress 😁
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He defiantly ain't........ but the climber might be 😉
